Manchester High School for Girls

The school was founded in 1874 by nine men and women who were prominent citizens of Manchester: it was first established in Chorlton on Medlock.

In 1941 the school moved temporarily to Didsbury and by 1949 a new building at Grangethorpe Road began to be occupied.

There are also specially designated areas for mathematics and science, a music room, library and two computer-suites providing multi-media facilities.

Assemblies are organised by sixth form students and include Christian, Hindu and Sikh, Humanist, Jewish, Muslim and Secular themes.

[citation needed] A purpose-built music house has 12 practice rooms and several classrooms, including one with space for orchestra rehearsals.

The Manchester High School for Girls, Dover Street (since 1947 part of the Victoria University of Manchester)